Peanuts Every Sunday

It was a smaller book then I was prepared for but it still made a nice gift for a guy missing the old Sunday comics.

Yellow is my granddaughters favorite color so found this small Peanuts cartoon book that is perfect size to go into an Easter sack with other goodies.

One of the best collections. Schulz hit his stride even as early as 1959-1961 period this is based upon. The cast of characters look like themselves (unlike the early 1950s versions which were almost poor caricatures of what they became).50+ years on and the strips are still delightful, putting smiles on our faces, and even the occasional laugh aloud.As my father notes, Schulz could do wonders with just a line here or there! There are some amazing strips involving Snoopy... and some of the themes that occur for years are already here--e.g., Snoopy vs. Linus and the blanket.It's almost guaranteed that you won't remember many of them, so they will be absolutely fresh-- and, for those you do remember, it's like visiting your favorite park, seeing old friends, or remembering a funny story that happened to you or one of your friends.

Schulz was a giant. No other cartoonist compares. Most philosophers would be inspired by his honest multi-layered humor; appealing to adults and children alike.

Great for that classic Peanuts fan. I actually bought these for my nephew who is 12. They were well received.